Chest of drawers - Art Deco burr-wood and glass chest of drawers. - Brass, Burrwood, Glass

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Michel Karis
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Art historian with extensive experience working at various auction houses in antiques.

Estimate  € 900 - € 1,000
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Art Deco cabinet chest in radica veneer with glass elements, made in Italy, dating to 1950–1960, featuring brass handles and four large drawers.

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Description from the seller

A distinctive 1950s dresser veneered in burl wood with four large, roomy drawers.

Very sleek in design and with compact dimensions that make it suitable for any vintage or modern setting.

The drawers feature brass handles and, as visible in the photo, are very sturdy and capacious.

The piece has been oiled and shellacked, showing normal signs of wear due to age and use.

Dimensions:
Length: 150.5 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Height: 77.5 cm

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Shipping via PROFESSIONAL courier.
The courier delivers Monday to Friday curbside, not to the apartment.
If the purchaser collects the item themselves, it will not be packaged; if the purchaser sends their own courier, only bubble wrap will be used.
For purchases by Italian customers, the codice fiscale will be requested for issuing a proper tax receipt, or the data if an invoice is required.
For UK/Brexit buyers, please contact me before ordering to check shipping feasibility.

Seller's Story

For contacts and information: + ̠3̠̠9̠ ̠3̠̠4̠̠8̠ ̠5̠̠5̠̠1̠̠4̠0̠̠6̠̠5̠ (also available on WhatsApp)‎. ‎ With passion I try to give continuation to Vintage and Modernism, with particular interest in Art Deco and Italian Design, researching and studying furniture and furnishings for a touch of class in your home. You can find me in Udine, a stone's throw from Austria and the beautiful city of Trieste.
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A distinctive 1950s dresser veneered in burl wood with four large, roomy drawers.

Very sleek in design and with compact dimensions that make it suitable for any vintage or modern setting.

The drawers feature brass handles and, as visible in the photo, are very sturdy and capacious.

The piece has been oiled and shellacked, showing normal signs of wear due to age and use.

Dimensions:
Length: 150.5 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Height: 77.5 cm

Follow me on Instagram: salottoviennese

Shipping via PROFESSIONAL courier.
The courier delivers Monday to Friday curbside, not to the apartment.
If the purchaser collects the item themselves, it will not be packaged; if the purchaser sends their own courier, only bubble wrap will be used.
For purchases by Italian customers, the codice fiscale will be requested for issuing a proper tax receipt, or the data if an invoice is required.
For UK/Brexit buyers, please contact me before ordering to check shipping feasibility.

Seller's Story

For contacts and information: + ̠3̠̠9̠ ̠3̠̠4̠̠8̠ ̠5̠̠5̠̠1̠̠4̠0̠̠6̠̠5̠ (also available on WhatsApp)‎. ‎ With passion I try to give continuation to Vintage and Modernism, with particular interest in Art Deco and Italian Design, researching and studying furniture and furnishings for a touch of class in your home. You can find me in Udine, a stone's throw from Austria and the beautiful city of Trieste.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Italy
Model
Art Deco burr-wood and glass chest of drawers.
Material
Brass, Burrwood, Glass
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
77.5 cm
Width
150.5 cm
Depth
55 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
ItalyVerified
1408
Objects sold
100%
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